Brett Dickerson is a journalist for the Oklahoma City Free Press, focusing on local news and events in Oklahoma City. With a keen interest in community issues and crime reporting, Brett covers a wide range of topics including crime, local government, community events, and social issues impacting the Oklahoma City area.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) announced Monday that the application window for the 2025–2026 academic year is currently open through February 21, 2025.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Key to Home Partnership is providing case management support and housing for 26 individuals residing in encampments along Oklahoma City Boulevard and close to downtown.
By: Brett Dickerson
OKLAHOMA CITY — In Oklahoma City's staggered election process for its nine City Council members, four of the seats are up for election in 2025.
By: Brett Dickerson
OKLAHOMA CITY — An OKCPD Internal Affairs investigation found numerous procedural flaws in a sergeant's response to a noise complaint resulting in a resident's injuries.
By: Brett Dickerson
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma County Commissioners approved an MOU Monday that locks in the expenditure of $39 million for a new mental/behavioral health facility on the same site they want to use for a new jail.
By: Brett Dickerson
OKLAHOMA CITY — Lee E. Cooper, Jr., a former councilman, has been appointed by the Oklahoma City Council to once again serve as councilmember for Ward 7.
By: Brett Dickerson
OKLAHOMA CITY — A conflict inside a home in far northwest Oklahoma City Tuesday ended with a stabbing of a 27-year-old man who later died from the wounds.
By: Brett Dickerson
With more than 450,000 riders in its first year, and an average of 1,500 riders per day, the new RAPID NW bus service hit its 1st anniversary Tuesday, Dec. 4.
By: Brett Dickerson
Early Tuesday Oklahoma County Detention Center officers discovered a detainee who had died in his cell. The cause of death is unknown at this time.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The OKC Public Schools superintendent is reassuring district families that despite proposals by state Superintendent Ryan Walters, the district will not start checking students' or parents' immigration status.
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